Nope....strangely, if I get negative responses, they just send one short email, and that's it. Most emails I get are from people who "discovered" that my credit card number is on the receipts :)

Equally odd, I recently, while cleaning my inbox, compiled all my receipt-site-related emails into one large file, with intention of posting it all, but I haven't gotten to it yet.....sooon.....soooooon.....

So far I haven't - but as far as finance/medial information goes, we've had a few problems over here recently with a couple of banks inadvertently allowing access to people's accounts, personal details etc. So far, it's not something I would feel safe with.

At the seminar today, the fearmonger-privacy-advocate brought up all kinds of examples of banks being fined for releasing info, people arrested for stealing identities and such, as examples of why we neeed more ability to cover up the facts of our lives. A bit later another guy said "well, from what he said, seems like our current laws are really good at catching the lawbreakers!" :) The problem isn't in freedom of information, it's in industries not trying hard enough to keep in compliance with current laws regarding use of data....

In case you guys haven't guessed, I'm not a privacy advocate :)